Sentence examples for distinction itself from inspiring English sources

The Outer-Inner distinction itself is made in different ways.

Did henges and hill forts serve a secular or a religious purpose, or is the distinction itself a modern invention?

Besides, popular music (in the twentieth century, at least) has never particularly valued or incentivized virtuosity, making the distinction itself seem odd.

They also fell prey to streaming service subscriptions that value all music equally, blurring the distinction between "mixtape" and "album" and making the distinction itself meaningless.

The self in all this is open to the world, vulnerable and easily affected and possessed by outside forces, natural or supernatural, although the distinction itself is not easily made, since only gradually does an actual "natural" evolve.

But going to the roots of inequality, Firestone believed, was what set radical feminism apart from the mainstream movement: "The end goal of feminist revolution must be, unlike that of the first feminist movement, not just the elimination of male privilege but of the sex distinction itself: genital difference between human beings would no longer matter culturally".

Frozen in time, the written word can become an idol itself, obscuring the distinction between itself and what it is meant to signify (see Freudenthal (2012), pp. 105-134).

"Her natural distinction reasserted itself and she returned to literature," says Foster.

That a high school station can reach outlying communities with any kind of programming is a distinction in itself.

Douglas Carswell is not just one of Ukip's most unusual members – although that is quite a distinction in itself.

Abbott also warned the Coalition would only succeed if it continued to make the distinction between itself and Labor "crystal clear".